Sentence examples for coarse chunks from inspiring English sources

The mill is strongly and complexly developed in large decapods, which ingest food quickly and in coarse chunks.

Some cooks prefer a mash with coarse chunks of potato and bits of peel, but that is a different entity from the classic, gravy-loving American mash.

Pantelleria's salted capers, packed with coarse chunks of sea salt without any liquid, need to be treated differently from the kind sold in liquid.

You want a solid burr grinder that crushes the beans into consistently sized particles, not a flimsy blade grinder that chops some into fine powder and some into coarse chunks.

Use an inexpensive blade grinder and some of the beans will be chopped into coarse chunks (which won't give up all of their flavors), some into fine powder (which will give up too much, including bitter notes).

But large coarse chunks of scungilli and calamari in frutta di mare were tough and took on little of the lemon flavor so integral to this dish; and two huge portobello caps might have had the four promised cheeses melted over them, but the cheese had been burned and the only detectable taste was of char.

There's a pear with one coarse-toothed chunk out of it.

She might make it with coarse black pepper or chunks of bittersweet chocolate; she might marry it with goat cheese or a torchon of foie gras.

Blend the butter into the flour mixture using your fingertips or a pastry cutter until the dough is partly the texture of coarse meal, with some chunks of butter flattened but still whole.

The roast Cornish hen is packed with chunks of coarse-grained sourdough bread and Michigan cherries.

Not possessing a mincing machine, or vast reserves of patience, my chunks are coarser than Hugh might deem appropriate, but I like the result – it gives the dish more body.